Here ya go guys! Dana 70 dually disc conversion. We just finished up the fitting on these and of course will be test fitting the first 10 or so sets and then incrementally after that.
On the final design it cleared a 16" steel dually wheel with just a quick buffing on the caliper.
I timed it and it took me 20 secs. to grind the caliper enough to eliminate any rubbing. With the components we are using its just that snug.
This is a bent bracket set up. No flange spacers. Currently seeking replacement hardware for your flange although the factory stuff is long enough and will work. I would like to offer it though for those that have stuck rusted stuff.
Also included in the kit is a complete parts number list for what you will need to complete the installation. It doesn't use the standard 73-87 3/4 ton rotor but it does use the same caliper, like our other kits. The rotor number will be in the kit as well as a flex line that we have been using. This is an off the shelf rotor.
Since we are still searching the hardware we don't as of yet have a fixed price but expect it will be in the $70 - $80 range provided the specialty hardware isn't ridiculous.
Pictures, well, we are not posting any pictures for now. Yep, we're gona stay just a bit vague on these for a while.
Feel free to ask your questions I will answer what I can without given away too much.
On the final design it cleared a 16" steel dually wheel with just a quick buffing on the caliper.
I timed it and it took me 20 secs. to grind the caliper enough to eliminate any rubbing. With the components we are using its just that snug.
This is a bent bracket set up. No flange spacers. Currently seeking replacement hardware for your flange although the factory stuff is long enough and will work. I would like to offer it though for those that have stuck rusted stuff.
Also included in the kit is a complete parts number list for what you will need to complete the installation. It doesn't use the standard 73-87 3/4 ton rotor but it does use the same caliper, like our other kits. The rotor number will be in the kit as well as a flex line that we have been using. This is an off the shelf rotor.
Since we are still searching the hardware we don't as of yet have a fixed price but expect it will be in the $70 - $80 range provided the specialty hardware isn't ridiculous.
Pictures, well, we are not posting any pictures for now. Yep, we're gona stay just a bit vague on these for a while.
Feel free to ask your questions I will answer what I can without given away too much.
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Sorry couldn't resist!
